Swedish automaker Volvo Cars is preparing to take the wraps off its all-new EX60 electric SUV on January 21, marking one of its most important EV unveilings yet. Positioned as a core mid-size electric SUV, the EX60 is expected to focus heavily on long driving range, fast charging, and next-generation safety technology.
The EX60 will sit at the heart of Volvo’s electric transition, targeting buyers who want everyday usability without the compromises often associated with early EVs.
Long range takes centre stage
Volvo has indicated that the EX60 will deliver a class-leading real-world range, putting it directly in contention with established long-range electric SUVs. Efficient battery management and improved aerodynamics are expected to play a key role, helping address one of the biggest concerns among EV buyers range anxiety.
Fast-charging capability is also likely to be a major highlight, allowing the EX60 to regain significant range in a short charging window.
Built on a new electric platform
The EX60 is expected to be underpinned by Volvo’s latest dedicated EV architecture, enabling:
- Better interior space thanks to flat-floor packaging
- Improved energy efficiency
- Advanced software integration and OTA updates
This platform approach allows Volvo to future-proof the model with regular digital upgrades rather than relying solely on hardware refreshes.
Safety and technology focus
True to Volvo’s brand identity, safety will remain a cornerstone of the EX60. The electric SUV is expected to debut updated driver-assistance systems, enhanced sensor technology, and next-generation active safety features aimed at reducing real-world accidents.
Inside, buyers can expect a clean, minimalist cabin, large infotainment displays, and deeper integration of connected services.
EX60
The mid-size SUV segment is one of the most competitive globally, and the EX60 is designed to be Volvo’s answer to buyers considering premium yet practical electric SUVs. By prioritising range, safety, and everyday comfort, Volvo is aiming to attract both first-time EV customers and loyal petrol-to-electric switchers.
Full specifications, variant details, and market-wise rollout plans will be revealed at the global debut on January 21. Pricing and regional launch timelines are expected to follow shortly after the unveiling.
With the EX60, Volvo is signalling that the next phase of EV adoption will be driven by usability and confidence, not just novelty.
